Lexmark Consumer Inkjet Photo Guide - Page 15

Printing a borderless photo, select Only Borderless.

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Printing a borderless photo 1 For best results, load photo paper into the tray. For help, see page 9. 2 Open the Photo Center. For help, see page 29. 3 Open the photo that you want to print. • To access your photo from a memory card, see page 12. • To access your photo from a folder on your computer, see page 10. 4 From the Which layouts to list? drop-down menu of the Page tab, select Only Borderless. 5 Scroll through the layout thumbnails to select a borderless layout for your photos. 6 Click and drag your photo into the layout. 7 Print your photo. For help, see "Print your photos" on page 14. 8 To prevent smudging, remove each photo as it exits the printer, and let it dry completely before stacking. 15

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Printing a borderless photo
1
For best results, load photo paper into the tray. For help, see
page 9.
2
Open the Photo Center. For help, see page 29.
3
Open the photo that you want to print.
To access your photo from a memory card, see page 12.
To access your photo from a folder on your computer, see
page 10.
4
From the Which layouts to list? drop-down menu of the Page tab,
select Only Borderless.
5
Scroll through the layout thumbnails to select a borderless layout for
your photos.
6
Click and drag your photo into the layout.
7
Print your photo. For help, see “Print your photos” on page 14.
8
To prevent smudging, remove each photo as it exits the printer, and
let it dry completely before stacking.